Stardew Valley - Festival of Seasons - The Official Concert

Stardew Valley: Festival of Seasons heads to Germany due to overwhelming demand

SOHO Live, the Tokyo-based live music company specializing in creating and presenting live concerts of the most memorable video game and anime music, can today reveal that a slate of new Stardew Valley: Festival of Seasons tour dates have been added due to popular demand, including a special performance in Germany presented by Overlook Events.

The new dates of the tour include additional stops across Europe, Asia, North America, and Oceania, bringing the tour to a total of 13 countries. New markets include Paris, Milan, Manchester, Tokyo, Auckland, San Francisco, and many more, taking the tour to over 40 nights of gaming musical magic, making it the largest dedicated concert tour for an independent video game IP.

Stardew Valley Festival of Seasons transforms music from the beloved game through a chamber orchestra featuring top talent from the local music scene at every stop of the tour.

The show is segmented into sections, each representing one of the four seasons. In-game music from Summer, Autumn, Winter, and Spring will take centre stage, with other memorable themes from the game's many locations, festivals, and villagers sprinkled throughout. The tour will also feature new exclusive Stardew Valley merchandise that will only be available at the concerts.

Fans can enjoy songs such as Dance of the Moonlight Jellies, and Stardew Valley Overture, as well as a haystack full of surprises. Each piece has been carefully curated by Stardew creator ConcernedApe aka Eric Barone, with arrangements led by an expert lineup of conductors, including rising star Thanapol Setabrahmana and the world-renowned Sarah-Grace Williams.

Eric Barone, Stardew Valleys creator and composer, said:
It's been amazing to see the reaction to the announcement of the Festival of Seasons. This is a testament to the amazing passion of the Stardew community, and Im delighted that more people can now experience this music as a live orchestral performance.